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OIA Final

Kines final

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Deltoid anterior origin anterior clavicle
Deltoid lateral origin lateral Acromial
Deltoid Posterior Origin Spine of the Scapula
Where does all the Deltoid muscles insert ? Deltoid Tuberosity of Lateral Humerus
Deltoid anterior Action Flexion
Deltoid Middle Abduction
Deltoid Posterior Extension
What are the 4 rotator cuff muscles? Supraspinatous, Infrastructures, Teres Minor, and Secularists
What is the IOA of Subscapularis ? Subscapularis Fossa, Lesser Tubercle, and Internal Rotation
What rotator cuff muscle inserts only on the Lesser Tubercle? Subscapularis
What is the IOA of Supraspinatus? Supraspinatus fossa, Greater tubercle, Abduction
What is the IOA of Infraspinatus ? Infraspinatous fossa, Greater Tubercle, External Rotation
What is the IOA of Teres Minor ? Lateral border of scap, Greater Tubercle, External rotation.
What is Laxity ? Excessive motion without dysfunction
What is instability? Excessive motion with dysfunction
what is the OIA of Bicep brachii? Coracoid Process, Supraglenoid Tubercle Radial Tuberosity Elbow Flexion, Forearm Supination
what is the OIA of Brachialis Muscle ? Anterior Humerus, coranoid process of ulna, elbow flexion
what is the OIA of brachioradialis ? lateral supracondylar , distal radial styloid process, elbow flexion, forarm pronation, forearm supintion
what is the OIA of Tricep brachii ? infraglenoid tubercle, poster humerus olecranon process Elbow extension
what is the OIA of Pronator teres medial humerus, medial ulna Lateral Radius Pronation
what is the OIA of Pronator Quadratus? Anterior Ulna, Anterior radius, pronation
what is the OIA of Supinator Lateral epicpondyle, Laterial radius and ulna, supination
what side of the elbow is stronger medial or radial ? Medial
radial
When is the elbow most stable ? Fully extended
how many degrees of elbow flexion when stability is from ligs and tendons ? 20 degrees or more
the elbow is unstable when it is ? flexed
What do collateral ligaments do? prevent frontal plane movement reduce frontal plane motion
what is the OIA of Gastrocnemius Posterior Condyles of femur, Post calcaneous, plantar flexion of ankle and flexion of knee
what is the OIA of Soleus Posterior fibula and tibia, Post calcaneous, plantar flexion of ankle.
What is the degree of flexion of the elbow joint 145 degrees
What is the degree of extension of the elbow joint 0 degrees
What is the degree of hyper extension of the elbow joint 10 degrees
how many degrees of freedom does the radioulnar joint has ? 1 degree of freedom
what kind of joint is the radioulnar joint ? trochoid joint ( Pivot type)
what plane of motion is shoulder flexion? sagital and frontal axis
what is the plane of motion is shoulder abduction? Frontal plane and sagital axis
what is the shoulder flexion degrees? 180 degrees
what is the degrees in shoulder internal and external rotation ? 90 Degrees
what is the degrees in shoulder extension? 60 degrees
how many degrees in elbow pronation? 70-90 degrees
how many degrees in elbow supination ? 70-90 degrees .
There are two joints that make up the knee joint complex? tibiofemoral joint and patellelofemroal
what motion does the tibiofemoral joint do? flexion, extension, and rotation
what does the patellofemoral joint does? glides superiorly
what happens when knee flexion increases? stress on the patella femoral joint increases
what kind of cartilage does the knee joint has? fibrocartilage
what does fibrocartilage do? reduces friction
what cushions the knee between the bones ? menisci
What are the primary ligaments of the knee? ACL, PCL, MCL,FCL
what does the ACL do? keeps the tibia from sliding forward
what does the PCL do? Prevents from sliding backwards
what does the MCL do? Reduces motion and reduces motion at the frontal plane
what does the FCL do? prevents frontal plane motion
what are the quad muscles ? rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medius, vastus intermedius
what are the hamstring muscles iceps femoris* Semimembranosus* Semitendinosus* Sartorius* Gracilis* Popliteus Gastrocnemius* Plantaris*
what is the OIA of • Rectus Femoris o I: superior patella, tibial tuberosity o O: anterior and posterior spine. o A: Hip Flexion, Knee extension
what is the OIA of • Vastus Lateralis o O: Greater Trochantor and Linea Aspera o I: lateral Patella, and tibial tuberosity o A: Knee extension
what is the OIA of Intermedius o O: Anterior Femur o I: Superior Patella, Tibial tuberosity o A: Knee Extension
what is the OIA of • Vastus Medialis o I: medial Patella, Tibial Tuberosity o A: Knee extension
what is the OIA of • Semitendinosus o O: Ischial tuberosity o I: Pes Anserine (AnterioMedial Tibia) o A: Knee flexion and Hip Extension
what is the OIA of • Semimembranosus o O: Ischial tuberosity o I: Posterior Medial Tibo condyle o A: Knee Flexion and Hip Extension
what is the OIA of • Bicep Femoris o O: Ischial Tuberosity o I: head of the Fibula o A: Knee extension and hip flexion
what is the OIA of • Popliteus Muscle ( This is not a Quad muscle) • O: Posterior Latera Femoral Condyle • I: Posterior Tibia • A: Internal Rotation of the Knee
All hamstring have the same origin and action ? true
false
All hamstring have the same origin Ischial tuberosity
All hamstring have the same action : Knee flexion and Hip Extension
reciprocol inhibition when the agonist contracts and the antagonist relaxes
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